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The high-level talks were a sign that the regional rivals were moving ahead with an agreement to re-establish relations, mediated last month by Beijing.

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The French president said to his Chinese counterpart: 'I know I can count on you ... to bring Russia back to reason and everyone to the negotiating table', as the two held the first of a series of high-level meetings in Beijing. Macron said: 'We need to find a lasting peace, that is to say a peace that respects internationally recognised borders and avoids any kind of escalation'

French president makes plea as two leaders hold first of series of high-level meetings in Beijing
The French president has urged China’s Xi Jinping to bring Russia “back to reason” over the war in Ukraine, as the two held the first of a series of high-level .
“The Russian aggression in Ukraine has dealt a blow to [international] stability,” Emmanuel Macron told Xi, standing alongside the Chinese leader outside the Great Hall of the People before their meeting. “I know I can count on you to bring back Russia to reason and everyone back to the negotiating table.”